Tag: TALIBAN
100 years on, the Ummah remains strong and empowered
A century on from the end of the Caliphate, we must not feel defeated; we are as strong and principled as ever.
Afghanistan’s Economic Improvements Under the Taliban
Maira Khan battles Western reporting by providing a fairer picture of Afghanistan's economic position, two years after two decades of US-led devastation ended.
Former Afghan leader Hekmatyar unscathed in assassination attempt
Former Afghan leader and military strategist against the Soviet invasion, Gulbuddin Hakmatyar, has escaped an assassination attempt.
The Twin Massacres: where savagery is only eclipsed by silence
Muhammad Rabbani, Managing Director at CAGE, marks the 21st anniversary of America's worst war crimes in modern history.
The White Tears for Afghanistan’s Women
Afghan women are not passive entities that need rescuing by White liberals, writes Zimarina Sarwar…
Implementing Sharia: is it a priority?
What does it mean to "implement sharia"? In light of the Taliban’s coming to power in Afghanistan, the question has been the subject of a lot of coverage and confusion among many commentators, writes Sh Haitham al-Haddad.
Sh Haitham: Does the Taliban Have What It Takes?
The real challenge is not getting into power, but genuinely maintaining it, writes Sh Haitham al-Haddad.
Sh Haitham: A roadmap for the Taliban
US-Taliban Peace Deal: What is next for Afghanistan?
Op-Ed: Moazzam Begg on the US-Taliban peace deal
"Peace in Afghanistan was always possible, but it was captives on both sides that helped to start the process."
#NotreDame: Why is it that bricks matter more than bones in today’s secular world?
"The devastation of Notre Dame Cathedral has left me troubled," says Abdul Wahid. Find out why...